Tess Stovall has served on Supreme Council since 2015 in roles as director, grand vice archon, and grand archon. Tess attended The George Washington University and is an alumna of the Kappa Chapter. While in the Kappa Chapter, she served as archon and was named Archon of the Year for Phi Sigma Sigma in 2004. She is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of The George Washington University where she earned Bachelor of Arts Degrees in Political Science and Sociology and a graduate of the London School of Economics where she earned a Master of Science Degree in Political Sociology. Since graduation, Tess has held a variety of volunteer roles within Phi Sigma Sigma including chapter advisor, International Standards Board Chairman, and the Volunteer Structure Task Force Co-Chairman. 

Professionally, Tess serves as the Executive Director of the Tennessee Public Charter School Commission, and before this role, she was the Director of Charter Schools for the Tennessee State Board of Education for six years. Prior to coming back to her home state of Tennessee in 2012, Tess worked on federal policy in Washington, DC. Tess lives outside Nashville, Tennessee with her husband Jeremy and twins, Owen and Sloane.

Dr. Breny DaParre Garcia is serving her second term as grand vice archon. She previously served three terms on Phi Sigma Sigma's Supreme Council as director. Prior to her role on Supreme Council, her volunteer experience has included the AIM Project, Centennial committee, awards committee, chapter key advisor, among others. Breny attended Florida International University and is an alumna of the Delta Kappa Chapter.

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A three-time Panther alumna, Breny earned a B.A. in Political Science from FIU in 2005. She also earned an M.S. in Higher Education with a specialty in leadership management in 2007, and an Ed.D. in Higher Education with a research concentration in crisis leadership in 2015. Breny also holds a certificate in “Crisis Leadership in Higher Education” from the Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education program.

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Breny is the Associate Vice President for Student Health & Wellness for Florida International University (FIU). In this role, Breny provides leadership over key areas of Dean of Students, Student Conduct & Academic Integrity, Counseling & Psychological Services, Victim Empowerment Program, Student Health Clinics and Health Promotion Services. She works across academic and student affairs, and collaboratively with units across campus, to support the university’s strategic goals related to building and supporting a culture of healthy living, promoting mental health initiatives across the university, and representing the university at the state level on such matters. Prior to being appointed to this role in 2019, she served in varying roles for 15 years in the FIU Office of the President.

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She resides in Miami Lakes, FL with her husband, Charlie, daughter, Olivia, and dog, Yoshi.​

In her 8+ years as a volunteer Cecile’s diversity of experiences has allowed her to see the Fraternity from many different perspectives. She has served in central roles such as ritual committee chairperson and finance committee member. One of her most rewarding experiences has been working as a chapter excellence reviewer teaching bursars how to set and manage a budget and helping chapters struggling financially to climb their way back to a good budget.  She has also served in the field as both an advisory board member and chapter key advisor.

Professionally, Cecile Leana has over 15 years of experience working in corporate finance, most recently as Director of Finance, North America SaaS Applications for Oracle corporation. In her role as Director, Cecile is the finance leader responsible for driving strategy and guiding margin management for a multi-billion dollar P&L. Her day to day responsibilities include overseeing the forecast process for both top line & expense, reviewing and recommending hiring and using scorecards to recommend and drive execution to improve results. Cecile directly manages a team of 10, and manages the flow of work for the whole NAA finance team. In addition to managing the P&L, Cecile leads the finance transformation function for NAA which include both process and systems transformation with a goal of better business insight with less “people putty”. Lastly, she serves on the advisory board for the early career program in Global Business Finance, which is a two year assignment based program with the goal of exposing early career talent to multiple aspects of the business, teaching foundational skills and helping young professionals grow into the next generation of leaders.

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Cecile resides in Austin, TX with her hubby Brett and four Kitties, Delilah, Stella, Sebastian, and Jasper. She spends her weekends lounging with a good book, cooking up a storm or working on one of her many DIY projects.

This is Jenny's third term on Supreme Council, previously serving as grand vice archon - finance and director. Her 27 years of volunteer service with Phi Sigma Sigma has included roles on the nominating committee, alumnae leadership and volunteer program task force chairman, awards committee and convention committee. Jenny is an alumna of the Delta Psi Chapter at the University of West Florida.
 
Professionally Jenny serves as the complex administrative manager for all full-service investment branches in Louisiana at Raymond James. In this role, she oversees 160 employees who manage over $17 billion in client assets. Jenny holds several industry licenses, including Series 7, 9, 10, 31, and 66, and is a licensed insurance agent. She is also an Accredited Investment Fiduciary (AIF), a designation that underscores her commitment to upholding standard duties of care in investment management. Her professional responsibilities include managing branch profitability, overseeing budgets, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Jenny also oversees the recruitment and transition process for new advisors, assisting them to ensure a smooth transition for their clients. Additionally, Jenny is an active member of several high-level committees within the firm, including the Change Management Committee and the Marketing Advisory Council. Recently, she was selected as a member of the inaugural class of Raymond James’ Frontline Leader Program. Through this program, she will enhance her leadership skills by developing strategies to effectively coach team members, conduct difficult conversations, and integrate diversity, equity, and inclusion principles into leadership.

Jenny currently resides in Baton Rouge, Louisiana with her husband Lenny, their children Kobe and Kate, and their labradoodle Roxie.​

Beth Davis has served Phi Sigma Sigma as a volunteer for the past 15 years and is in her second term as Supreme Council director. Previously, Beth served as a chapter key advisor, member of the CKA coaching committee, archon of the Philadelphia Alumnae Chapter member and the major gifts and events committees for the Foundation. Beth has received numerous awards including the Outstanding Chapter Key Advisor Award. Beth is an alumna of the Xi Chapter at Temple University.

Professionally, Beth is a College Counselor at Salesianum School in Wilmington, Delaware. In this role, Beth guides 85-90 students through the college application process each year. Beth also works for TEACH, a Philadelphia based educational programming company and an event planning company as a day of wedding coordinator. Prior to her current role, Beth was the Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions at Temple University from 2010-2020. While working at Temple, Beth served as the faculty advisor for Kappa Delta Rho fraternity and received the Advisor of the Year award in 2018.

Beth lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with her fiance David. They love to travel, eat donuts, see Broadway shows and be Aunt Beth & Uncle Dave to their many nieces and nephews. In her free time, Beth enjoys spending time with her friends and loved ones, reading, running, volunteering and sitting on the beach in Avalon, NJ.

​Prior to her election as Supreme Council director, Simonne Horman served as Phi Sigma Sigma's Chief Panhellenic Officer. Her career in student affairs and Greek life, which began in 2012, includes key professional and volunteer roles at Phi Sigma Sigma Headquarters, where she served as a leadership consultant, membership manager and director of chapter services. 

Professionally, Simonne is the Director of Sorority and Fraternity Life at the University of Florida, where she has been instrumental in shaping the student experience since January 2016. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Grand Valley State University, a Master of Arts in Higher Education/Student Personnel from the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Leadership from the University of Florida, with an anticipated graduation in May 2025. She is also deeply involved in volunteer work, contributing to the broader community through organizations like the Junior League of Gainesville. She serves as a Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity chapter coach, health and safety facilitator and Leadership Institute facilitator. Additionally, she is the assistant executive director for learning and development for the Southeast Greek Leadership Association.

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Simonne lives in Fort White, Florida, with her husband, Anthony Paparella, an alumnus of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity at Florida State University, and their beloved Chiweenie, Kona Belle. In her spare time, she enjoys baking, watching Dateline and Bravo, shopping on Amazon and traveling. Most recently, she and Anthony hosted their wedding in Cape Town, South Africa, surrounded by friends, family and a special group Phi Sigma Sigma sisters!

Prior to joining Supreme Council as a director, Jo was a chapter key advisor for the Phi Sigma Sigma sorority for 15 years, supporting three distinct campuses and fostering strong sisterhoods.

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Jo Kupbens is a dedicated professional and long-time stay-at-home mom who has recently re-entered the workforce as a business manager for a thriving small business valued at $2.5 million. Throughout her time at home, she actively contributed to her community and the education sector, serving on the board of the local academic foundation. In this role, she successfully chaired initiatives that united eight independent entities to raise an impressive $3.5 million for the school district, showcasing her leadership and commitment to educational excellence. Her passion for youth development extends to the local high school, where she leads the sports booster board, organizing an annual fundraising drive that generates nearly $200,000 to support all athletic teams.

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Residing in the vibrant San Francisco Bay Area, Jo takes pride in raising four wonderful, successful children who inspire her dedication to both her family, her community and her sorority.